Ex-Judge Who Assaulted Wife Years Ago Arrested After She's Found Dead
A former judge who spent nine months in prison for beating his wife four years ago was arrested Saturday after she was found stabbed to death, police said.
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A former judge who spent nine months in prison for beating his wife four years ago was arrested Saturday after she was found stabbed to death, police said.
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According to police, the incident happened on Nov. 14 around noon.
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